C'mon Daddy

Lemonheads · 3 For One Box Set [2000]

Feel like Steven is my father and I don't know why

But I realised it when I looked in his eyes

Feel like Steven is my daddy and it ain't no lie

I wanna hold ya ?til the end of time



So come on daddy, run into my arms

Come on daddy, wanna feel your charms

Come on daddy, run into my arms

I wanna hold ya ?til the end of time



Didn't know I was your baby till the age of nine

Didn't know I was your babe for such a long, long time

But something inside me made me realise

Something inside me told me you were mine



So come on daddy, run into my arms

Come on daddy, wanna feel your charms

Come on daddy, run into my arms

I wanna hold you, I wanna hold you, I wanna hold you ?til the end of time



It's never too late to find out

Or too late to know

Now we're back in the saddle

We're starting, we're starting to grow



I feel like Steven is my father and I don't know why

And I realised it when I looked in his eyes

Feel like Steven is my daddy and it ain't no lie

I wanna hold you ?til the end of time



So come on daddy, run into my arms

Come on daddy, wanna feel your charms

Come on daddy, run into my arms

I wanna hold you, I wanna hold you, I wanna hold you ?til the end of time



Feel like Steven is my father

Feel like Steven is my father



Goodnight Daddy

C'mon Daddy - Lemonheads

"C'mon Daddy" is a high-energy track from the Lemonheads' 2000 box set, "3 For One Box Set." The song exemplifies the band's signature blend of punk rock and surf rock, characterized by its driving rhythm and catchy, repetitive hooks. Released during the group's active period, the recording captures the raw, garage-band aesthetic that defined their career. It serves as a quintessential example of their ability to fuse aggressive punk structures with melodic, sun-soaked pop sensibilities. The track remains a staple of their discography, reflecting the enduring appeal of their unique sound in the alternative rock landscape.